900 Twitter followers for The Car Expert!
22 May 2012: The Car Expert now has 900 followers on Twitter, which is very exciting. So why don’t you sign up to follow The Car Expert right now, and help us reach 1,000 in coming weeks?
May 22
What to do after a car accident
What should you do after you have been involved in a minor car accident? Rens van der Windt provides advice on the actions you should take.
How To Keep Your Alloy Wheels Properly Maintained
Properly maintained alloy wheels can add to the appearance and overall value of your car. Hadi Golkarieh passes on his cleaning advice for keeping your wheels immaculate.
Could Your Driving Habits Affect Your Car Insurance?
Allowing your car insurance company to monitor your driving may save you money on your monthly payments, but how much is your privacy worth? Lisa Peteres looks into the matter.
Budget Tyres vs Premium Tyres
Do budget tyres represent better value for money than premium tyres? This guest post from Best4Tyres helps explain what you should look for when you are buying tyres for your car.
5 of the best cars for new drivers
Just passed your driving test and wondering which car you should buy? Oliver Kyle recommends 5 of the best first cars for new drivers in his guest post for TheCarExpert.co.uk
Car Cleaning: How to remove the effects of winter from your car
The end of winter is synonymous with a particular phrase – spring cleaning. A great deal of car cleaning work can be done to ensure that the winter grime on your car is cleaned away, as Lauren Belfield explains.
How to save money on your car insurance quote
The guys at Carhoots.com have shared their top five tips to save you money on your car insurance in their latest guest blog for TheCarExpert.co.uk.
Sponsored Post: Second-hand cars can save you money
Bristol Street Motors advises why you should consider buying a second-hand car when you make your next motoring purchase
How smart is your car key?
Fed up with rummaging through your pockets or handbag to find your car key? Mark Migliaccio explains how keyless systems work for unlocking and starting your car.
Car Finance: The PCP explained
Many people are unclear about the PCP (Personal Contract Purchase), which is offered by nearly every car manufacturer in the UK. The Car Expert explains how it works.
Owning an Electric Vehicle in London: the pros and cons
An electric vehicle has many advantages in London, but there are a few issues as well. Milania Franko looks at some of the pros and cons involved in electric car ownership.
All-new forum added to TheCarExpert.co.uk!
After months of vaguely thinking about it, and a steady increase in the number of questions the site receives from car owners and car buyers, I have finally created TheCarExpert.co.uk's very own forum for discussing all things related to the wonderful world of cars.
How good drivers can save money on car insurance
A recent EU gender directive has changed how car insurance is charged. Guest blogger Tom Chapman explains how good drivers can save money.
5 Eco Cars from Geneva that will save you money
CarHoots.com explores five of the best eco cars from the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, which will be hitting our roads and saving you money soon.
Cruise control and how to use it to your advantage
Cruise control is often intimidating for drivers who have never used it. Guest blogger Brad Paugh explains that once you become familiar with how cruise control works and get used to it, you may find it a real benefit to your driving.
Essential Off-Road Driving Accessories
Plenty of 4x4 owners would never dream of taking their car off-road. In fact, your SUV may not be suitable for actually going off the bitumen. However, guest blogger Stuart Davis has some tips to help.
Guest bloggers and advertisers wanted for TheCarExpert.co.uk!
28 February 2013: Would you like to write a guest blog about some aspect of the car industry for TheCarExpert.co.uk? Are you a local business looking to promote your wares on an independent and impartial automotive website? Well, here's your chance!
Logbook loans – and why you should avoid them
One of the growing types of sub-prime finance in the UK is what is known as a ‘logbook loan’. The lenders claim that logbook loans are “easy, fast and hassle-free”, but they represent a serious risk of you losing possession of your car.
Who can and should service my car?
Should a Ford dealer be expected to service or repair a Jaguar? The latest "Ask Stuart" blog looks at the reasons why a dealer may have declined to do the work.
How to avoid the dreaded car breakdown
A car breakdown can be pretty annoying, but many breakdowns could be avoided if you take a few simple measures. Guest blogger Kerry Marshall presents her top tips.
Add Flair to Your Car with Custom Alloy Wheels
Custom alloy wheels provide a quick and easy way to enhance your car's appearance. Guest blogger Jim Henson provides some tips on choosing a new set of rims.
Caught Speeding by a Speed Camera – What Happens Now?
Have you recently been caught out by a speed camera? Guest blogger James Sheehan has written an easy-to-understand guide on what to expect, what to do and when to do it.
Best Cars Of The Year – the highlights of 2012
Cars are getting better and better each year, even though the industry itself is struggling. It's easy to take this for granted, but even in such a competitive field, these cars and car makers have stood out from the pack...
Worst Cars Of The Year? 2012′s least inspiring efforts
Like the Razzies before the Oscars, it's time to look at the automotive lowlights of 2012 and hope that the car industry learns from these experiences to make a better motoring future for us all, before we move on later this week to celebrate the best that the year had to offer...